Q1: History and Approaches Flashcards

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Psychology

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the science that studies behavior and mental processes. (research method approach)

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ABC’s

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Affect
Behavior
Cognition

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Aristotle

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knowledge through observation

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Descartes

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Developed idea of interactive dualism.

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interactive dualism

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view that mind and body are separate entities, but interact and influence each other. (placebo effect)

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John Locke

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developed idea of empiricism

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empiricism

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view that experience and observations are the sources of idea and memories.

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Charles Darwin

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developed idea of evolution

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evolution

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those that adapt to environment have greatest chance of survival. mental or physical.

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Fechner

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studied psychophysics (relationship between physical properties to psychological experience).

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Hermann von Helmholtz

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developed theory on color perception (spinning black and white wheel looks colorful)

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Structuralism

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leader: Wilhelm Wundt
question: how is the mind structured?
methods: introspection and experimentation on sensation and perception. break mental experiences into their smallest components.

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functionalism

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leader: william james
question: how does the mind function to allow us to adapt to our environments.
methods: introspection, experimentation (animal research)

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Behaviorism

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leaders: John Watson and B.F. Skinner
questions: what do people do? how does experience shape behaviors?
methods: observation of behavior. experiments on learning.

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Psychoanalytic

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leader: Sigmund Freud
question: how do instincts and the unconscious mind influence feelings, actions, thoughts?
methods: psychoanalysis– analysis of thoughts, free association, dreams, and freudian slips.

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Humanistic

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leader: carl rogers, maslow
question: how do people pursue goals that give their lives a sense of meaning and purpose?
methods: psychotherapy to aid self actualization.

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Gestalt

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leader: wertheimer
questions: what’s the big picture? how does the brain organize our perceptions, so that we perceive organized patterns or wholes?
methods: emphasized “the whole is more than a sum of its parts”

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modern approaches

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behavioral, biological (brain), cognitive (thought), evolutionary, humanistic (positive psychology), psychodynamic (modern freud), social-cultural

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basic research

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conduct research to increase base knowledge

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applied psychology

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use knowledge to solve problems (using base research)

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psychiatrists

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medical school (MD). use medicine + medical approaches to treat psychological disorders

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clinical and counseling psychologists

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graduate school (Ph.D.), use psychotherapy to treat psychological disorders.